Phoenix Audio Technologies MT107A User manual

Phoenix Audio Technologies, 2934 N. Naomi Street, Burbank, CA 91504; Tel [phone]
www.phnxaudio.com
The MT107A is a DSP based echo canceling and noise
reduction processing box. It enables hands free and
headset free audio communication in your vehicle.
Features
Up to two microphone inputs through a
standard 3.5mm stereo audio jack
Controllable input level and phantom power
supply via free downloadable utility
Analog output through a standard 3.5mm jack
Digital output through USB connection
Powered through USB cable.
Far-end signal through a 3.5mm stereo analog
connection.
Far-end output maintaining similar audio
quality and bandwidth as the Far-end input
Phoenix’s proprietary superb echo cancelling
algorithm, noise suppression, and signal
conditioning
Specifications
100% Full Duplex Echo Cancelling –no
attenuation during full-duplex
Acoustic Echo Canceling > 40dB
Noise Reduction > 10dB
Residual noise suppressed to the environment
noise level
Low delay (10msec)
Convergence (also during full duplex) 40dB/sec
Microphone inputs (IN1): Connected to the tip
and ring of a stereo 3.5mm audio jack (unit will
function properly even if only one of the inputs
is connected). The following microphone
settings are available using the setup software:
oMic level (280mV peak-to-peak)
oLine level (4V peak-to-peak)
oadd 6dB boost
oOptional 3V power supply (phantom)
*Units are preset to Mic level, no 6dB boost
and Phantom On
Far end (speakers’ signal) input (IN2): stereo
signal connected to the tip and ring of a 3.5mm
audio jack. Line level 2V Peak-to-Peak
maximum
Far end (speakers’ signal) output (OUT2):
stereo out –identical to the Far end in.
System Out (OUT1): mono signal connected to
the tip of a stereo 3.5mm audio jack (ring is not
connected). Level can be configured through
the setup software to:
oLine level: 2V peak-to-peak
oMic level: 200mV peak-to-peak
oUnits are preset to Line level
How To Connect:
IN1 (microphone input): Connect the supplied
stereo microphone or your own microphone into
this jack (input level defaulted as Mic level with 3V
phantom supply).
OUT1 (audio output): Using a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable
(not supplied), connect OUT1 (tip) to your system’s
audio input. You can use the USB connection instead
if a digital connection is utilized.
IN2 (“Far-end” or speaker input): Connect to your
system’s output (speaker output) signal. This signal is
necessary for the echo canceller to function (input
set as line level).
MT107A Hands Free Echo Canceling System for Auto PC

Phoenix Audio Technologies, 2934 N. Naomi Street, Burbank, CA 91504; Tel [phone]
www.phnxaudio.com
OUT2 (speaker output): Connect to your speakers.
OUT2 is a stereo speaker output setup as Line level.
The signal through this connector is similar in quality
to the Far-end input (preventing degradation in
quality of your Hi-Fi sound).
Note: you can select to split the speaker signal, by
connecting our unit with one end of the split and
your speakers directly with the other (see the
dashed line in the diagram below).
Modifying System Parameters
Through the SDK
As mentioned in the Specification section, some of
the MT107A parameters can be controlled,
modified, and stored on the unit using a software
setup utility which we refer to as the SDK.
The SDK is a graphic software utility, available for
Windows operating systems that can be downloaded
for free from our website. The SDK communicates
with the MT107A through a standard USB link.
Once the settings have been modified using the SDK,
the user can save the new settings onto the device
(by clicking Save). The parameters that can be
modified with the SDK include:
input level (mic / line / 6dB boost)
phantom power supply (yes / no)
color filter (10 different pre-set filters)
output level (mic / line).
These parameters can be controlled by “double
clicking” the specific icon (for example the input
amplifier) or through the software’s menu.
For additional information please refer to our
website at www.phnxaudio.com.
USB Power &
Digital Audio Out
Analog Audio
Out
Stereo Speaker
Signal (Analog)
Stereo
Speakers
Stereo
Microphone